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Kalahari

Stories from the Kalahari Part 5: Springhare for Breakfast

Part 1: Stories from the Kalahari Part 2: Language Part 3: Living Locally Part 4: Fashion & Function One day we had to make a lot of rope in hopes to catch a Springhare. We made enough rope for 6 traps which we set around an area with many active Read more

By Jodi, 14 yearsOctober 9, 2012 ago

Stories from the Kalahari Part 4: Fashion & Function

Part 1: Stories from the Kalahari Part 2: Language Part 3: Living Locally Part 5:Springhare for Breakfast I really like the outfits the women wear in the Kalahari. Really like them. I asked one of the women there 3 times if she would trade clothes with me. I wanted to Read more

By Jodi, 14 yearsSeptember 27, 2012 ago

Stories from the Kalahari: Jodi’s Blog Part 1

Harvesting thirst quenching juices from roots in the Kalahari. Photo by Nicole Apelian Permaculture Podcast Interview Thanks to the support of the Earthroots community, I was one of 7 participants who traveled to the Kalahari Desert of Botswana this Spring on a cultural exchange and tracking trip led by Jon Read more

By Jodi, 15 yearsJune 2, 2011 ago
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P.O. Box 504
Trabuco Canyon, CA 92678
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Juaneño Band of Mission Indians Acjachemen Nation

Big Oak Canyon is located on ancestral lands of the Juañeno Band of Mission Indians Acjachemen Nation and neighboring Tongva/Gabrieleño and Payómkawichum/Luiseño tribes in the area known as Orange County.

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